Title: 118'708 CRM: Session 4 CRM Requires Robust Understanding, Change and Strategic Approach
1118.708 CRM Session 4CRM Requires Robust
Understanding, Change and Strategic Approach
Learning Coach Dr. Mohan Agrawal Principal
Strategy Consultant Marketing Aims
Inc. Canada www.marketingaims.com Email
magrawal_at_marketingaims.com
2Power point link
- www.marketingaims.com/files/um/
3Agenda
- Any questions before we take the test 1.
- Test 1 for 40 minutes extendable only on dominant
need basis to another 10 minutes. - Presentation, discussion and extension of the
Strategic framework of CRM - Trends in CRM software selling
- Misconception about customer loyalty
- Change management
- CRM Blueprinting for Hilton Hotels
4Towards CRM Blueprinting
- 1. Present, reflect and extend the Strategic
Framework of CRM
51. Defining CRM Reported in the Meta Survey on
Global 2000 Companies)
- Offered multiple, conflicting and often
incomplete definitions of CRM. - 78 described CRM as a modern marketing
imperative, the other 22 of respondents define
CRM as a set of tools and technologies. - 64 of respondents lacked techniques to measure
the business value of CRM. -
62 CRM is a Management Tool, encompassing all
functions, for focusing on the customer
Sales
Service
Marketing
Mfg
Product Planning
Purchasing
Spares
RD
CRM is a set of operating business processes
built around the customer
73 CRM is the front end (customer facing)
activity. It needs to be firmly supported by all
other back-end processes.
CRM
FAST FWD
ERP
SCM
RD
MFG
PURCHASING
All improvement initiatives under the CRM Umbrella
84 Up-trend in CRM Vending
- Siebel Systems, Oracle, PeopleSoft, Computer
Associates International, and Cognos are the
global major CRM vendors. - Banks, insurance, telecom, travel and tourism,
and pharmaceutical companies are the major buyers
of CRM software. - CRM software market has grown more than 50 a
year since 1996. - Contd
94 Up-trend in CRM Vendingcontd..
- The Meta Group predicts the size of the market
will grow to 67 billion in 2004. - A recent Gartner survey of 600 companies reports
that 33 of the responding firms had plans to
spend more than 1 million on CRM by 2002 (Byrd
and Dillon, 2001).
105 Misconceptions About Customer Loyalty
- Incentives begins loyalty.
- Trial loyalty turns into continuity.
- Transaction satisfaction guarantees loyalty.
- Repeat buying proves loyalty
115 Real Customer Loyalty
- Overall satisfaction
- Willingness to commit to an ongoing relationship
- Willingness to recommend the company to others
126 Components of Operational and Analytical CRM
- Operational CRM effective and efficient use and
management of people, process and technology - Analytical CRM the measurement of people,
process and technology -
136 CRM Sweetness lies in connecting PPT
147 CRM needs Change Management
- Work Practices
- Facilitate decision making by extensive use of
Database IT tools. - E.g. A CRM package can perform a cost-benefit
analysis of various events, thus helping us to
choose the most appropriate event at a given
time. - Knowledge sharing across the organization.
- Organizational
- The entire Marketing organization has to
re-orient itself to gear up for implementing CRM. - CRM also requires that all functions align
themselves for providing value to customers. - CRM aims to provide the same experience to
customers at all touch points
More than any other thing I wanted to know why
the guy didnt buy from me
The greatest difficulty is not to accept the new
ideas but to forget the old ones.
J.KEYNES
SAM WALTON
157. The Effect of Change on People
167 Lets apply Strategic CRM for Hilton Step 1
Strategy Development Process
- 2. Customer Strategy
- Examine the existing and potential customer base
- Identify the appropriate forms of segmentation
- Customer choice characteristics
- Segment granularity
- Business strategy
- Articulate the CRM Vision
- Review Industry and competitive environment
traditional as well as newer analysis such as
coopetition and value networks)
17THANK YOU